Staying sane through growing pains
2019-12-07
MAGGIE PAWSEY ASSISTANT EDITOR I wrote a journal entry at the beginning of my senior year of high school about how I did not want to grow up. Reading overContinue Reading
Let’s talk about death
2019-11-04
MAGGIE PAWSEY ASSISTANT EDITOR Who would you die for? Your best friend? Your little sister? Father Nathan Malavolti? Maybe it’s because I’m an angsty Gen Z kid with a morbid senseContinue Reading
The commitment of a pen
2019-10-19
RACHEL MILLER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF This summer, I pulled out all my old notebooks from my freshman through junior years at Franciscan in hopes of finding information useful for my thesis. I openedContinue Reading
Letter from the Editor: How swing dancing taught me to trust Jesus
2019-09-29
MAGGIE PAWSEY ASSISTANT EDITOR Swing dancing is the most awkwardly Franny thing you can do, people will say. And I love it. If you’ve never danced with someone who knowsContinue Reading
Letter from the Editor: Killing complacency
2019-05-01
RACHEL MILLER ASSISTANT EDITOR “I’m dead.” Modern slang is quite interesting when you think about it. This phrase is one I’ve heard a lot recently, which is probably very fittingContinue Reading
Critic’s Corner: Lessons from ‘Tangled’: Do you have a dream?
2019-04-30
MAGGIE PAWSEY CRITIC’S CORNER COLUMNIST The other day, one of my close friends asked me out of the blue, “Do you have a dream?” Of course, my first instinct wasContinue Reading
Austria Adventures: The time is now
2019-04-30
ELOISA GUTIERREZ AUSTRIA CORRESPONDENT In our first week of the semester we were taken on a tour around Gaming, Austria. At that time Europe was our next adventure and aContinue Reading
Fine Arts Column: Reflections on light through stained glass
2019-04-27
LUKE PONCE FINE ARTS COLUMNIST Few things are as inescapable in our day-to-day experience as light, and there are few places on earth where it is entirely extinguished. Nevertheless, itContinue Reading
Critic’s Corner: ‘Les Miserables’: The gaze of love
2019-04-27
MAGGIE PAWSEY CRITIC’S CORNER COLUMNIST Have you ever been hyper-aware of the gaze of another person? Maybe you’ve realized someone is staring at you from across the room and itContinue Reading
Liberal Column: I’m not a socialist
2019-04-26
JACOB WATSON LIBERAL COLUMNIST Often in America, the word “socialism” is used quite liberally. For example, if someone suggests a new government program to help some group, it often encountersContinue Reading